Can we ever stop discrimination?

Although now it seems impossible, but there are organisations and activists who are fighting against discrimination in every very moment.Organisations like this: noh8It was founded on November 4, 2008. This is a photographic silent protest against mostly gender and humanity discrimination.

Pride parade for the LGBT communityLGBT is the abbreviation of "lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender".The Pride parade is a procession of the members of the LGBT community. In the mean time, it is a demonstration for the equal rights and the same-sex marriage.

The ‘Trevor
Project’ and the ‘It Gets Better Project’ are both organizations focused on
suicide prevention among LGBT youth.
The former
was found in 1998 by James Lecesne, Peggy Rajski, and Randy Stone. The name
‘Trevor’ comes from their short movie, called… well, ‘Trevor’, about a young
boy who gets rejected by his friends because of his sexuality. The organization
has a free phone number, called ‘The Trevor Lifeline’, which providies
trained counselors for hopeless bullied kids. It also provides guidance with
parents and teachers in order to develop a safer and more accepting enviroment
for kids at home and at school.
The latter
is a YouTube-based project, helping the work of the Trevor Project, started by a
journalist, Dan Savage, and his husband. The main point of it is that anyone
can upload their videos encouraging bullied young people to go on with their
lives and be strong, because, eventually, it does get better. There are over
30,000 contributions to date, including many famous people, for example President
Barack Obama, singer Chester Bennington, and HIMYM star Neil Patrick Harris.